iCETiC '18 >> Keynote Speakers

International Conference on Emerging Technologies in Computing 2018
(iCETiC '18)
London Metropolitan University, London, UK

Keynote Speaker-1: Professor Andrew Jones

Professor Andrew Jones is the Director of the Cyber Security Centre and a Professor of Cyber Security, School of Computer Science, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK.

He is also serving as Visiting professor at Edith Cowan University in Perth, the University of South Australia in Adelaide, Australia, De Montford University and the University of South Wales.

His areas of research interests include: Digital Forensics, Security of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the security of transport systems, Information Security, Information Warfare.

Keynote Speaker-2: Professor Andrew Ware

Professor Andrew Ware, Professor of Computing, Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science, University of South Wales, UK.

As Professor in Computing, Andrew is engaged in both teaching and research. He is currently supervising eight PhD students and leading on a number of initiatives with local companies.

Beyond the University, Professor Ware is currently working as external examiner in Computing for Staffordshire University, with particular responsibility for helping to oversee the development of new provision in Ghana. In terms of international work, Professor Ware is currently the USW representative on two European Funded Intensive Programmes and involved with projects in Singapore, Norway and Canada.

High Performance Computing (HPC) Wales is an innovative collaboration that gives businesses and researchers access to world-class, secure and relatively easy to use HPC technology. USW is one of the partners in the collaboration and has devolved targets in terms of industrial usage, student engagement, as well as research and curriculum development. Professor Ware is the lead academic from USW on this exciting and dynamic project.

Andrew has supervised nearly 30 PhD students and has lead on collaborative projects both within the UK and Europe. He has lectured in many parts of the World including the USA, Canada, Singapore and Hong Kong. His main research interest is the application of AI techniques to help solve real world problems.